St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-28

ton, mother OF the bride, escorted bv
the groom, the party being received by
Rev. Clay McCauley, who performed
the ceremony. The BRIDES beauty was
enhanced by the rich bridal robe of pure
white crepe du CHEN, falling in a grace
full Modjeska train two yards in
length. The square-cut bodice was
with pearls and crystal lace; the front
of the skirt was silk, embroided and
finished with solid crystal pearl en-
broidery, sleeveless and gloves. The
tulle veil entirely covered the bridal
robe and the bouquet was of pure white
roSebuds tied with ribbon. The only
ornament worn was diamond necklace
from the groom.
Mrs. Simonton wore rich costume
of black embossed antique and velvet
square traine, bodice cut square and
filled in with pointe ducheSse lace.
bouquet of white roses and diamond sor-
namentS.
After congratulations, from a table
perfect and exquisite in all its appoint
ments of napery, china, glass and silver,
a delicious s'menu" was served to the
fifty-five guests present. The wedding
gifts were numerous and costly, many
of which came from relatives in Maine,
Illinois and other states. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Bushnell left on the evening train
for wedding tour of several weeks.
THE GUESTS.
Among the guests present were noted:
Mr.: and Mrs. Stevens, Rev. Clay Macon
ley, Mrs. Dolliver, Mrs. Blanchard, Miss
Adams, Mrs Ross, Miss Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bushnell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Hurd,
MI and Mrs. George Hurd, Omar Bushnell,
Miss Huse, Robert and George Bushnell, ali
relatives q nr ire
kell, DR.. and Mrs. Routh, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs, A. B. Curry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Treasure, Mrs. Manson, Robert and Bert
Manson, Miss Lizzie and Kate Way, John Way
and Mrs. Warner, L. welsh. Dr. and Mrs. j.
NJ. WEIGH, William r. Shankle, Miss Belle
Hope, Miss Nellie Hope. MIR. and Mrs. Petre,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, Frank L.
Cordo, II. c. Hope, w. j. Hope.
E' SOME OF THE COSTUMES.
= Mrs. William Bushnell-Black satin and
ornaments. 90.
Mrs. F. Hurd-Black satin, jet trimmings,
passementerie of jet diamonds.
: Mrs. Routh-Black silk, pointe and duchess
lace, diamonds.
Miss Anna Hand-Black satin MORE and
lace, square corsage, and corsage bouquet
Mrs. DIR. Welch-Black lace over black silk !;
diamonds and flowers.
Miss Belle Hope--Black lace over MORE,
white satin trimmings, aig rette of white tips,
corsage square.
Mrs. Warner L. Welch-White wedding
dress en- traine of brocaded satin, medice col
lar, pearl passementerie; diamonds and flow
ers. s.
Mrs. II. Kennedy-White wedding costume
of gros de failfe, pearl passementerie corsage
low; ornaments, diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. George Hunt-Wedding dress, white
faille and corded silk, duchesse and point
lace; pearl ornaments.
Miss Nellie Hope-Lavender, surah and
plush, en- traiue; eorsage bouquet.
Miss Adams--CardinN plush and cream vi
adeanx, .eefsage Y shape, and flowers.
Mrs. Stevens-Black silk and lace; dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. Petre-Evening costume. lace and
silk; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Routh-Biack satin MORE, pointe
lace; flowers.
Miss .ROberts-LOndreS shade costume:
flowers and diamonds. -
Mrs. Haskell-Brown Florentine costume !;
bouquet of roses.
Mrs. Manson-Black MORE and chantilly
lace.
Mrs. Treasure-Black satin and flowers
Mrs. A. B. Curry-Black satin and jet
passementerie trimmings. ~
Mrs. Ritchards-Black silk and lace, cardi-
nal corsage, bouquet.
LOWRY-vAN GoRDER.
A quiet wedding was that of Miss
Hattie A. Van GOrder. of this city to
Prof. FL. G. Lowry, of New York, at,the
residence of the brides par
ents yesterday afternoon. Miss
Carrie Case, an old classmate
OF Miss Van Gorder. came
bridesmaid, while E. F. Van Cor
den, brother of the bride, was best
man. The ceremony was performed at
of Hope church, after which came The
reception, lasting from $50 to T:3o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry left last evening
for an extended Eastern tour and will
be at home in Duluth after Nov. 15.,a-,
~ ..... SOCIETY NOTES. o;,,.
The marriage of Attorney F. W Zollman.
of st. Paul, and Miss Gertie Ives, daughter Of
E. H. Ives and sister of j. II. Ives, Of ST
Paul, occurred on Tuesday evening last The
of the NJ. E. church, at the brides home at
Prescott, Wis, in the presence of the i'm
mediate relatives of the contracting parties
Mr.. and Mrs. Zollman will reside in ST. Paul
The bride was popular society young lady
in Prescott.
The Ladies' Society of the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church will give musical at
the church parlors this evening" Herr Paul
Stoeving, the celebrated violinist, will be one
of the many attractions of the evening.
The members of the Eaton Avenue NJ. E.
church have arranged for an entertainment
to be held Tuesday evening, Nov. 1.
The Plymouth Church Social circle held a
meeting at the residence of A. j. Trumble,
corner Prior and Iglehart street, Merriam
Park, last evening.
Prof. r. II. Evans will introduce an inter-
esting feature in the new style of terpsi-
chorean art tomorrow afternoon at the
Dancing academy.
A L. Roberts, of Wahpeton, Oak. and his
daughter, Miss Julia Roberts, are the guests
of relatives in the city, en- route to Prescott,
Wis.
Mrs. Samuel r. Murray Of Wakefield,
Mich, formerly of this city, and sister OF E.
S. Thompson, is visiting friends i'll the city.
Mrs. j. It. Odell will give ladies' Iecep-
ton saturday afternoon from to o'clock
at her home, 245 Summit avenue.
Mrs. Col. j. C.. st. Claire. of Chicago, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Clason,
of the Ryan, yesterday.
Mrs. c.: D. Bentley, of st. Anthony Park,
will entertain the Cooking club tomorrow
evening. -t.3 e..
e Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Dixon, of st. Paul, are
guests at the st. Elmo, Los Angeles, Cal
Miss Kate Mayo. of Broadway, is the guest
of Mrs. William Thorn, of Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hart, of Summit avenue,
have returned from Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Ross have returned
from their trip to Butte City.
E. NJ. Hallowell and wife have returned
from their Eastern trip.
Mrs. Ivy Ruley, st. Paul, has gone to Point
Douglas for few days.
GAMBLERS GATHERED IN.
A Wholesale Catch in Several
East Seventh Street Dens.